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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-23
GEORGE B. MEsTCOTT.

WILMINGTON Del, March ~ t>peciaD. George b.
westcott OF Chestertown, Nd, died this morning, age
eghtyseyen. Mr. Westcott a native OF New-JerSey
bur came TO the peninsula" sixty years ago lie was
preside OF the Chestcrtown Bank for thirty years ana
+ soiJ ~ have accumulated 50 900 900 His wife and
two sons survive him He took active interest III
uolitics and chairman OF the republican comm
az Kant countv Md al the time OF lis death. He viii
he luri IN Thursday
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Special N,llcsi


SALE BEGINS ro,aS''sEgcw rRunsOAY,
continuing Friday aud SATURDAY.
March "a, 25. 80 at
THE BARKER ART GALLERY,
81 AND ~ LIBERTY.Sr -.
MOST IMPORTANT EXHIBIT SHOWN By Us
DURING OUR EXPERIENCE,
including the collection OF
HON. DEMAs BARNE> OF BROOKLYN
Ito be sold In consequence Of remoyall;
Mr. HENRY BRACE. OF NEw-YORK;
Mr.. @. WALDEN HYATT. OF PHI ILADEiPHIA,
and several other private owners,
together making most extraordinary collection OF
MODERN PAINTINGS BY THE
GREATEST FOREIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS
Tho catalogue embraces -.
TWO HUNDRED AND Thirty sENEM WONks BIZ
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED FAMOUS ARTISTS
We are requested 10 call special attention
10 the large and important Water Color Painting.
by FINELLI, ENTITLED
THE TROUBADOURs LOVE SONG
Also
FOUR ELEGANT PIECES OF MARBLE sTATrAErs
on EXHIBITION FROM o A. NJ. TO- Z. n. TO-DAY.
and days OF sale up 10 O'clock ..,
SPECIAL NoTICE.-PARIIEs INTENDING VISIT:
ING OUR EXHIBITION RATTESDING sALh ASD
HAVING CATALOGUES WILL PLEASE BRISGrHEAs
AS OUR SUPPLY II NEARLY OUT. .,o 90
GEORGE !. BANKS. Aucuoneer. BAhhEn . w.
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rr1RrNE LOCAL oBsERYArIONA
TnnrxE orrIcE. Mareh - 4. M-Heayy

tribune OFFICE, March 24-1 A. L-Heavy rams
measuring 3j inches fell yesterday morning. and there
was an occasional sprinkle snow furry thereafter
through the day bur night the skies cleared lhefe
was a high wind The barometer fell until after noon,
and then rose The Temperature ranged between D.
and al the average C361 being 5's' lower IMAM On
Monday. -, .s.,,~ h.
fair, breezy. cool weather ,,., D.,
AZ present warner. fair weather. Is indicated Tor
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TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT VDICtrfoNs-FoR "a HOURS
WASHINGTON March 23-For Northern New-Engan1
rain colder followed by weather, northwesterly
winds backing 20 westerly.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut. fair weather fo-
lowed by rain nearly stationary temperature, westerly
winds.
For Eastern NewYOrk rain or snow, preceded in the
southern portion by fair weather, becoming warmer,
westerly winds
nnAr1rNi, &c A. ORSERNArIONl
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OBITTAR Y.
MICHAEL MCCULLOUGH.

PITTsBuRG, March % (SpecaD. Michael Mccullough
died today. age eghty-one. He senior member OF
the firm OF Mccullough, Dazel Co.. whose manufacto-
~ for steel melting crucltes is situated on Wainrghrs
Island This island was at time entirely owned by
Mr. Mccullough. He noted for his decided aversion
to all forms of speculation. and invested MS pronts III
real estate lie Accumulated between $l,000000 and
SO 900 600 He leaves wife but children, and Is
10 halfsster the wife OF exPostmaster George ii.
Anderson.
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BUDGET or TIMELY GOSSIP.

Ex-senator Warner Miller in the city yesterday
attending to private business. and has gone to Hcr-
mer 1t is understood that he has project on foot Tor
the construction OF the largest woodpup paper mill in
the country. IL will be at Farmers Fall. Plans are
already drawn and orders given Tor the commence
neat of the work. Congressman Burleigh, who may
be considered oil Mr.. Millers Spokesman, said yes
terday that Mr. Miller ia not candi late Tor Governor
in spite the newspaper talk TO that effect lie
added Mr. Miller ia not candidate for any Office
He has no need 70 run Tor Governor by way OF vndca
ton. He docs not need any vindcation. There might
be snch thing that he might for Gov ernor but
he is not a candidate tor the position. Republicans
might make s,rong team next year by nominating
Mr. Miller for Governor and Mr.. Morton Tor Wee,
President with Western man like Sherman or
Foraker at the head of the ticket, but next year il
long way OIL"
Dock Commissioner Stark said yesterday that the
Dock Department has a fund this year TO expcnd III
repairing docks and building new ones which amounts
to 81 800 900. With this amount OF money needed
changes be made in the water frontage which have
long been contemplated.
Joseph Howard jr.. the well known Journalist. has
been engaged by New York publishing house to write
lie OF Henry Ward Beecher He says that 1t is his
intention to write only "reminiscences and anecdotes
without ATTEMPTING any hgh-hown pancgyrcs Oh deep
anay Of the character OF the great pulpit orator
CUARGEs AGAINST A PHILADELPHIA FIRM
PHILADELPHIA, March 22-By writ issued ont of the
Court Pleas to-day. the goods and property
OF James John Hunter were attached at the suit OF
Kee Bodine Co.. note brokers. No 20 South Thirdst
The attachment was based upon an affidavit charging
that the defendant firm had fraudueny incurred debt
of $4,000 The firm conducts print works at Fifty fifth
and Master sts., West Philadelphia. 1t was stated
10 day, that the firm, needing ready money and John
Hunter being q public man whose name II thought
uuadyisable should upon the street raising money
accommodation was secured from james Long, tue Presi
dent OF the MON Copany who gave his notes. and
the frm indorsng them, disposed OF them ON Thrdst
Finally Mr. Longs attention called 10 note In his
name and bearing the Endorsement Of the firm Of James
x John Hunter. This note, mr. Long declared ne mad
YER signed and It further stated that there were IN
existence notes OF like character aggregatlng 10000
John Hunter member OF the hrm and The present. he
ceyer OF this city, was seen THIS evening" put ne
had nothing 10 say beyond the fact that lie practically
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MRS D4RRAo CHS PORTRAIT OF GRANT.

BINS. DihhhoH % fOhihAIi VI "''- 90,
PHILADELPHIA. March 22.-Mrs Helen Darragh VIII
put the finishing touches to ife-sze portrait In
oils Of General Grant The picture Is 10 10 pre-
sented to the West Point Military Academy by
George Chds who has written Mrs Grant and Colonel
Fred Grant asking them 10 come " the studio anu view
portrait beforc II Is away The new picture Is
to occupy conspicuous place In tho new Grant nan ~
the Academy,
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xy,h Asse,Ubly District ENROLLED 3csus;icans. .
Regular monthly meeting this tWeJnes iyb evening" ~
,'ciock at Hanks Hal. AS 9tiiave a.. -.
J. T. YOUNG, Secretary X. A otEAcESs Ffcssod1
District Committee meets at 1880 T. IA
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YOU CAN CURE SORE THROAT
with the help OF Dr. Jaynes Expectorant good remedy
for Coughs and all Throat AMI Lung Diseases
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NEW I1Gur EoR RosroN HARBOR.

Bosr0s March 22.A new lighthouse is to De erected r y
the southern point 'Drer Island 10 Boston hafDor IN,
beacon will be placed the end OF the long, narrow porn
which makes from the snuthery end OF Tue SIAM an
winch high tide. The lighthouse VIII ue D. Ho"
~ FEET high with flash light OF The fifth order.
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NEITHER MUSIC NOR BEER AT "HARRf' HILLS
Officers Clark and Cummings, TWO new poncemcn,
went to aHaryp Hills place In Houston'st. last
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az n4ruRrIrP IrTIS

MARIA 6E or CATHERINE LEWIS
BIZ LOUIS March 22 tSpecsaD-Mrs. Catherine Arrived
son. better known to the public Us Catherine Lewis, OF
"ovssts" fame, was married this morning to Donald
Robertson. Of tho Kate Ciaxfon Company. which Is now
playing an engagement in "Tbe Two Orphans al The
Grand Opera House.
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A PRESENT FROM MS ROYAL SPOUSE.


BERIIN March 22.-AmOng the presents received by
the Emperor generals sash which the Empress had
made for him II is exact pattern Of the sashes worn
by Frederick Tie Empress insisted upon being
the first TO offer congratulations to the Emperor
Principally as the clock struck ten she entered the
Euperors study and presented the sash and other gifts
When the Emperor appeared at tie windows ne wore the
sash. The floral presents were numerous Inc orO"H
Princess painted for the occasion esize portrait OF
Prince William around which placed bouquets pre-
scented by members Of the family.
The German Consulate flew Imperial flag in honor
of Emperor Williams birthday yesterday. On the river
fronts there was a display of Bunting the American
steamers ships being almost conspicuous as those
under the German flag But the fua OF the North Ger
man Lloyd especially attractive, being ala ost Ell
ycloped in bunting The captain also had nieenl minute
guns fired during the day. The Saae. OF the Norther
man Lloyd also profusey decorated In National AMI
signal fass % also tire kug1a OF the Hamburg
Americas Lire. Nearly every member OF me Produce
Exehase pretty little Hover in his c0at-lael yes
terday The flower resembed helotrope az distance
II Is Known rs a flower and is said To be Emperor
Williams fayOrte. The members yesterday authorized
the following cabe dispatch
To His Eajssty TIKI EMPEROR or GERMANY.
Members OF Produce Exchange send hear
TEST COZ gr Germans and all are VI ar
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MISS FORTEsoUEs DEPARTURE.
Miss Forescue her mother and sister sail for England
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william p. Moore, Auctisnoor
MOoREs ART GALLEaIES
200 FIFTH AVENUE
EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
OF THE SECOND PORTION OF THE
HASELTINE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS.

This collection the finest aud most valuable one that Ne
Hasene has exhibited In New York and includes some
OF the most important specimens OF great hnopean mss
ever large number are WORKS rom
Salons In the collection are the following yey
important works besides others that cannot DC men
toned this limited space: -
Lies Morning and Evening" by Josef fsraels; " Inc
Meeting OF the Cheftans Metualis" by Pasni AZ the
Month Of the Honreur" by Trovonsi " Ihe Ioit
ers" Decamps Rendezvous dc Chase by frontntlns
THE Csptives" bv Iuminais The Dehle BY sehresss;
1.-THE sesta" by The Departure for Tue flsu
ing by Feyen; THE Gift" bv Rchcr ophels by Bet
trand; evening" by BOuguerean First Illusions ~
Rotta; The old Witch" ny correi Tine ooseryol OF Al
Observers" By Boldni; "Ths First Love Letter. by De
fregger On the Road Near warsaw by kowaisn : ~
Fui by Tambcrti The Gale ny Meissoner:
Tho King the snootias Mstcs By ssz Sisa m
mer in sweden" by Wahlbergi Tho Evening Hymn ~
Brozik Morning in The serago" BY Constant y
Autumn Treasures OF the sea-" by Hans Makart Lott
ering Cattle in MACEDONIAN Is " In the Shade"
"Gathering the Herd" by Van Marcke The sesta, lhs
Hero OF the Hour" "The Art School" Flowers OF An
tunn" by Vibert Fishermsn's Daughter "Contetn
pstlon -" Busy Moments" 1.-THE Lonely sea" by ynlee
Breton; Meadows by the sea- Morning ny Juies
Dupre.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVEN.
INGs. MARCH 29. 80 AND 3D. AT
O'CLOCK EACH EVENING.
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DIED.

Dent Ask for Porous Plaster -. d,
but Bensous Plaster and TAKE NO oser' us ae'
prompt and its effect permanent
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Coufrcfo In native.
For constipation acontec0n male non iru' pup "s'o'
allie efficient AT druggists.
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s,,, ,a rand n.uY by ali interested as changes may
0'ls Sers fYr iofsgn nsei not DO specially adj
sr to send duplicates banking aud eolmseiai
a ss:,ss Tss.e as,t aTs h ., I'm
tn FSrssS IN ali cases. at ts Office as follows
WEpNEspAY-At $50 a m for Europe per seamsh ,sp
EnroSe per steamship Dritaanie VI. oasensowa; az
So Domingo Cape hA ,nS i Rsts Puerto coesss
and GSatemalA per steamship CITY OF Dallas nom New
Orleans ...,, .,.,,~~s
VIA Plymouth and 1a%sars a. vsosaa as
Mays sE pss Ser steamship Valencia for Der
4. u st,G as ysi ssss
R sl Ss an sr g. ssr bcis:
ger aayii And TURK. Island sea@.h. o.os.s
cyde al p N. for Biasnsd'. pei steamship Ansuaa'
FRIDAy-At $50 p for Newfoundland per steamer 'ron
VIA via Queenstown letters France swit.sriand
l SsF s sssy fS.'a $50 =:
F@ wa Sss. sas
s DIR Faas $50 g, sr.nss STs
1sT@SS 1 s Spss ' a sS - e
ssS@.np Gsass. VIA a. G ssS % oa Ssa@
direct per PCT Antwerp s;ss:
SlTsSssa per . %saaaas
for aireSs pss m Tor rf1so and Gas
s ar Dsr !Ssansp from Nav Sf'aAs al
s.;: T. :sssssis per ''s-n'A'
~ o MONTICELLO, VIA SacAson'"'s"
u.s for the sandwich Islands per steamship Aussas
rsrom san Francesca close here Msien - ~ = -
Mails for the society Islands per ship isep,c sara s
80 ins ana Iapan Der steamship Beige iron san kran
sYsco cose here March 20 at p IN aais log AusxsS
Newzealsnd sandwich, FIJI and samoan lsenu. rst
steamship tro san fra1cisee, s!sss ns Tar
manic with British mails for AUSTRALIA - III ~
Cuba BY rail- TO Tampa Fla. ana hsncs y al M "
Key West Fla, close ~ this ONCE daily ~ |So NJ
schedule closing ssss T ....s &
~ san Eranssso Malls tho kast arriving o. liz
thence The same aAs HENRY O. PEARSON, postmasescs
Post oace Ssw.YoFk. n. ~ March 10. 1855
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A. galleries Close This Dav at Noon
REOPENING SATURDAY,
FRON9A NJ To6PM"
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
FROM A. NJ. TO ~ " TO-DAY.
THEAT. STEWART ART COLLECTION
THE TIE ggSr yAN9F' M EAErsS Sssrnas
Will BE SOLD AT cHICKERtNG Hall,
TTIs " cSep 2NlY r.
{hPAS ghNSss II &99 fl hNR
DOORS oPEY AT O'CLOCK PBoMPE
THE yALVABL I3f seUE hPTTsE,
go4ySE %9RcEasiTdglglo A ASp of NysTAIs
GRAND SH HAZE cLocHa CLOCK SETS. ART
THE vAL ggFf5'LEIhhaFA Library. &C.
MONDAY MARca % AA ASP Fac eG = e DAYS AZ
A EsE rf MITaoyf 3R 5IIsG n
Henry HIT2H E sc HE ?R RsTAHE OF
Esq RSE coRSEIi a IL "a" srEwAkr DECEASED
AMERICAN ART Assoc1Ar1ov, Manager.
THOMAS E. KIRBY Auctioneer--
A Ortgics Galleries. p. ss.e.
$40 AND SAT BROADWAY ~.
SALE THIS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. i~
AT 2:3o O'CLOCK. f'ea
cuINEsE AND JAPANESE PoRcELArSs.
POTTERY. SWORDS AND SWORD
PIPES IACQuERs BRONZES. EMBRoIDERIES
KAKE.MoNos AND cURlos
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
by order OF the
FIRST JAPANESE MFG AND TRADING co.
wM B. NORMAN. AuctOneer.
BY ORTGIEs & co.
A. Goupii Gallery
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
A. NEUvILLE's MAsTERPIECE,
THE sroRMING OF
TEI.-E L-K T. B r.,
WITH OTHER IMPORTANT PAINTINGS
KNoEDLER CO.
40 5TH.AvE. CORNER 22Dsr
on r Tnf II & fx MaM siFdN ser 1FyrHr
Dss & ycEajK hsSa H bAP FRIDAY
E EAFdI NSHFf
scEScE kIcT H1SL0FrH go
s. t5Ss % #ST vsT rSsc As
oronos SALE ir THEs xsEcAaNMpAyY.
IL. G. MERRY, Auetoneer.
Electric service" -
attached any sns Of nsaas
ing fuel the cracking ,S Of , sSSas ssse
PsssSas Ssaes'S IL Res.
d den Catalogue and cope,
sent any address on application Na'onAi Siee' 'e
Co. 6s5 Broadway y. u
tn. Friend, of Mr. Beecher are Invited to See
for few days only
COMMITS GREAT PAINTING,
AT RocKwooD's GALLERY.
II Union square, New'York.
ma. main tod from life Its fidelity OF likeness
in.s ~ axcele ce must the historic picture Of
the great preacher.
TN. stewcrt, Steam Carpet Cleanins Works.
H 'A' sl6 Tthaye Send for circular
Carriage free in NewYork and brooklyn
Post Once Notice.
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BROKER srrrruERD TELLS ALL ABOUT IT.


CLEVELAND, March 90 (SPceidi).-John shpheru' u
Cleveland broker, has just returned from Ne"-io'K'
where he 10 consult with Ives stay ner concerning
the Baltimore and Ohio deal. Mr. shphcrd gives some
insight into the deal, being directly interested IN inc
TRANSACTION Ives stayuer." said he, have the OPP
ton or the Baltimore and Ohio. and VIII say fnrther
that the deal is purely investment free from manp
lation speculation or consolidation. The details are
known to only six men, aud IL will be probably thfy
days before they can he made known generally. Mr
Shipherd laughed nt idea ~ the first payment on an
Endorsement involving Sl5.OO00 600 being only slOoooo
a. reported but he refused 10 say what the nin"uh
really The broker has been connected WIN iN,s
several transactions. and last October soh thcu
the controlling interest in the Cincinnati. wabash ahI
Michigan railroad, involving over e3jooouO worth "l
stock He says Mr. Ives has been misrt presented N
connection with the deal "Wiih success IN the move
said he Mr. Ives will be of the lights of Mal
street with alt OF the present holdings OF the ives
a -tnyner party especially the Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton road they drain the cosi neids ~ ONO
and some the anthracite districts 81 fennsyFnhlh
Through the Toledo. Chicago aud immediate conhec'inns
the lumber districts OF Michigan DE reached ana nv
The connection az Farport and Sandn-ky barge snare oil
the lake traffic will be secured connecting line ipm
Cleveland the IN in liue or the baltimore hnd ONO
will undoubtedly De built
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CONANT'S GREAT PAINTING,
AT RocKwooDs GALLERY.
II Union Square. New'York.
,,, r,ra, va. naInted from life It's fidelity OF lkenes
ms axcee ce must mako IL the historic picture
the great preacher
r. NJ Stewcrt, Steam CARPET Cleaning WerkS
A'' 326 7th-ave send for circular
Carriage free in NewYork and Brooklyn
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PETITION OF WABASH BONDnOLDERs DISMISSED

PETITION OF WABASH BONDIIoLDEk- DISMISSED
81 Louls. March 20 CSpooidb. Judges Brewer ana
Tbayer gave their decision to-day IA the intervening pc
ton OF the bondholcrs OF the Eastern Division OF the
wabash demanding q million aud half In earnings In
excess OF expenses from tho receivers Tho Application
was dismissed and the indicated the course OF the
receivers.
The court then ordered that the committee be author
lied Ia turn the west lines oyer0 the Wabash western
Railway Company and that the company pe Icliii'I 20
give bond 100000 before entering on possession
The committed required give bond for S5oovo Tor
the payment the receivers certificates which TAI dne
I'm June IL l. anticipated that the receivers VIII be us
charged IN few month";
Private dispatches from 81 Louis received In IBIS city
Yesterday stated The decision Of the IT, Louis court
in the Wabash against the peiiiioning bondhome~
In the opinion which carefully reviewed all tho points
al gUed il held that the hct earnings 81 All INES wce
prpcry APPLIED 10 the discharge Of the conpays nebt
ANA that the purchasing committee dld 10Y Assume gay
ncn of any Interest. The petition OF the boudholders -
dismissed and the management OF the receivers cop44
mcntcd." 49,, 90, 81, a. =.
The decision. which involved about ~ 3ooooo oi the
earnings of the ues Is entirely In favor o the
purchasing committee.
(For other Raiirodd Seirs -, tceonf Pngs)
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